Ancient & Modern Japan

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Day 1: Start Kyoto
The trip starts in Kyoto, an atmospheric city amid beautiful hills. We gather for the first time at the hotel and enjoy a welcome briefing – a good chance to ask any questions you may have about the adventure ahead.
Day 2: Visit Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion), Ryoanji temple and Nijo castle; followed by Nishiki Market and historic Gion
With more than 2,000 temples, shrines and gardens, Kyoto is a treasure house of Japanese heritage and undoubtedly one of the most fascinating cities in Asia. Unlike many other Japanese towns, it escaped the ravages of both the Second World War and modern urban development, keeping intact much of the spirit and architecture of traditional Japan. Today, we have an introductory tour of the city. Starting with a visit to the Golden Temple of Kinkakuji, built in 1397 as a summer villa for the shogun Yoshimitsu Ashikaga and immortalised in Mishima Yukio's novel, The Golden Pavilion. We then visit the Ryoanji temple, home to the most famous rock garden in Japan, before moving onto the impressive Nijo castle, built in 1603 as a residence for the Tokugawa shoguns. At lunch, we head back to central Kyoto for a stroll around Nishiki Market, known as Kyoto's Kitchen, which specialises in all things food related and is a great place to find seasonal foods and Kyoto specialties, such as Japanese sweets, pickles, dried seafood and sushi. Those who wish may opt to take a leisurely lunch at one of the local restaurants in the area or rest at the hotel. Later in the afternoon, we can walk around historic Gion, the most famous geisha district in Kyoto. Packed with bars, restaurants and traditional teahouses, Gion is most atmospheric in the early evening, when the lanterns are lit and apprentice geishas flit about the back streets on their way to appointments.
Day 3: Day trip to Nara, ancient capital of Japan. Visit impressive Unesco temples including Toda-ji, housing the largest bronze statue of the Buddha in the world
Today we make a day trip to the ancient capital of Japan, Nara (approximately one hour each way). With eight Unesco World Heritage sites, it's second only to Kyoto as a repository of Japan's cultural legacy. Our walking tour includes a visit to the best known temples and shrines, including the Todaiji Great Buddha temple. Built in 752 by Emperor Shomu, this 49ft (15m) tall bronze Buddha is housed in what is reputed to be the largest wooden building in the world. We also spend time in the Nara Koen Park, home to large numbers of overfed and slightly unruly deer, and visit the attractive Kasuga Shinto shrine, before returning to Kyoto in the late afternoon.
Day 4: Free day in Kyoto; relax in one of the many Zen gardens, walk the popular Philosopher’s Path or experience a traditional tea ceremony
Today is a free day for individual sightseeing. With so much to see and do in Kyoto it can be difficult to know where to begin. Our advice is to start with a very early visit to Fushimi Inari Shrine, the most important Shinto shrine in the city and known for having thousands of vermilion torii gates, which straddle a network of trails behind the main buildings. Getting there before the crowds at sunrise is the secret for a magical experience. The rest of the day could be spent exploring one of the several well-established and easy-to-follow walking tours that take in many interesting sights. The eastern part of Kyoto is particularly rich in temples and gardens, and one can spend the day in this area, perhaps strolling along the tree-lined canal known as the Philosopher’s Path and taking time for contemplation in one of the many Zen gardens that dot the hillsides. Another day trip to consider is Arashiyama, a pleasant tourist district in the western outskirts of Kyoto. The area has been a popular destination since the Heian period (794-1185), when nobles would enjoy the natural setting. Arashiyama is particularly popular during the cherry blossom and autumn colour seasons. If you are interested in Japanese arts and cultural activities, there is also the option of visiting a cultural show to see ancient traditions, including a tea ceremony and Japanese theatre (these can be arranged locally by your tour leader and subject to availability).
Day 5: Day trip to Hiroshima; visit Peace Memorial Park and the pretty island of Miyajima
Today is our first experience of the shinkansen (bullet train) as we speed to Hiroshima for the day (approximately two hours each way). Once in Hiroshima, we make a short excursion by local tram and ferry to the beautiful island of Miyajima; home to the floating tori (Shinto gate) of the Itsukushima-jinja Shrine. At high tide, when set against the backdrop of Mount Misen, this tori makes one of the most beautiful and photogenic sights in Japan. Please note, the floating tori is currently undergoing renovation works, but we still recommend a visit to this enchanting island as part of the day trip to Hiroshima. In the afternoon, we spend time at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, both monuments to the fateful day in August 1945 when the city was struck by the first wartime use of the atomic bomb. In the park, there’s a symbolic flame that will only be extinguished when the last nuclear weapon on Earth has been destroyed. We depart Hiroshima late afternoon, arriving at our Kyoto hotel in the evening.
Day 6: Travel from Kyoto to Takayama, a traditional old town set amid the Japanese Alps; visit the Hida Folk Village
Travelling by train through forested valleys, we make our way this morning to the peaceful and attractive old town of Takayama (approximately four hours) in the centre of the majestic Hida Mountains. We spend two nights here and have plenty of time to appreciate the charm and ambience of this delightful place. In the afternoon, we visit Hida Folk Village, an interesting outdoor museum of traditional rural architecture in pleasant, landscaped gardens, a short walk from our accommodation. We stay in a traditional Japanese accommodation where we can experience the Japanese lifestyle and hospitality (please refer to the accommodation section for more information).
Day 7: Orientation tour in Takayama and free day to explore the peaceful shrines and temples
With more than a dozen museums and galleries, and several well-kept temples and parks, there are plenty of ways to spend a relaxing day in Takayama. We start with a short orientation tour around the morning market, held daily along the banks of the Miyagawa River in the centre of town. Here, amid friendly farmers with their familiar (and not so familiar) agricultural produce, it is possible to find interesting souvenirs. Not so far away, and of particular interest, is the well-preserved collection of streets known as Sannomachi, where wooden-built shops, restaurants and sake breweries give the area a medieval feel. For an insight into the life of medieval Japanese officials and the way they dealt (often not so compassionately) with those in their charge, visit the old Government House of Takayama-jinya. The remainder of the day is free to explore the town at your own pace: we recommend a stroll along the temple-lined path called the Higashiyama Walkway and visit the several temples and attractions created by the medieval warlord, Kanamori Nagachika (1524-1600), who longed for Kyoto.
Day 8: On to the medieval village of Tsumago; short leisurely walk on the Nakasendo trail; train to Matsumoto
Today we travel by express and local trains to the historic castle town of Matsumoto (approximately four hours). En route, we visit the medieval village of Tsumago, which has changed little from its heyday as a post town in the Edo period. This is the best preserved of the many staging posts along the old Nakasendo Way, which fulfils the same role it did in centuries past: offering food and refuge to travellers. Those who wish can join the leader for a one-hour walk through peaceful forest trails, starting by the Odaki and Medaki waterfalls and finishing in Tsumago. We reach Matsumoto late afternoon, where we have time to relax and perhaps take a leisurely stroll after dinner to see the impressive castle by night.
Day 9: Visit Matsumoto Castle and travel by train to the spa town of Yudanaka; soak in a hot spring
This morning we visit the impressive Matsumoto Castle. Founded in 1504, this castle, otherwise known as Crow Castle due to its black colour, is one of the two best preserved in Japan, most others having been destroyed following the Meiji Restoration. Its imposing six-storey tower has been designated a national treasure. Please note, the castle preserves its original interior and structure, with very tall steps and steep staircases, which some might find difficult to ascend and descend. We return to Matsumoto train station for our afternoon journey (approximately three hours) to the spa town of Yudanaka, which has some fantastic natural hot springs, where we spend a night in another Japanese-style accommodation.
Day 10: See the much-loved snow monkeys before travelling by train to Tokyo; evening orientation tour
As well as being home to some of the best hot springs in Japan, the small spa-town of Yudanaka is mainly famous for being the gateway to the Jigokudani Onsen or Snow Monkey Park. Here, the indigenous macaque monkeys have discovered the benefits of descending from the hills to soak and play in hot baths. The sight is most spectacular in winter, when snow covers the grounds and the hot steam creates amazing visual effects but (despite the name) the snow monkeys actually inhabit the area year-round. To reach the park, we walk for approximately 25 minutes on an easy forest trail and we have approximately one-hour to admire and photograph these entertaining creatures. No visit to Japan would be complete without a trip to Tokyo. This afternoon, we travel from Yudanaka to the capital by bullet train (approximately four hours), arriving in the early evening. On arrival in Tokyo, we'll transfer to our hotel and start exploring the bright lights of the big city at night.
Day 11: Optional trip to Hakone or to the lovely seaside town of Kamakura
If you wish to see more of this wonderful country, today is the last day of your Japan Rail Pass, entitling you to free train journeys to many destinations. A popular daytrip from Tokyo is Hakone, part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, less than 1hr 30min away by train. Home to hot springs, natural beauty and Mount Fuji views, Hakone also encompasses Lake Ashi, which can be toured by boat. Another blissful escape is the coastal town of Kamakura, offering numerous temples, shrines, historical monuments and panoramic hiking trails. If you don’t want to leave Tokyo, soak up the atmosphere of this truly astounding city. While being perhaps the most energetic and futuristic capital in the world, Tokyo remains a remarkably friendly, safe, manageable and delightful place to visit.
Day 12: A full-day city tour of Tokyo, including the Senso-ji Temple
Today we have a guided tour of Tokyo. Making use of the highly efficient tube system, we can visit some of the main attractions including Ueno (depending on season) and the lively Senso-ji Temple in the old entertainment district of Asakusa. We will also visit a park or garden, which become especially spectacular during cherry blossom and autumn season. There is also free time to discover other attractions at your own pace. For those with a head for heights, we recommend an optional visit to the Skytree Tower for views of the city. At 2,080ft (634m), it is the tallest building in Japan and the one of the tallest structures in the world. In the evening, the possibilities for entertainment are almost limitless with the Tokyo nightlife as exciting as anywhere in Asia.
Day 13: Free day for further exploration; optional karaoke farewell night
Today has been left free for further individual exploration of Tokyo. We recommend visiting the Meiji Shrine; surrounded by tranquil forest, this Shinto shrine is one of the most popular in Japan and combines traditional Japanese architecture with love for nature. For those interested in culture or shopping, there are limitless opportunities with districts such as Ginza, Harajuku and Shinjuku catering for all tastes and needs. Your leader can advise how best to maximise your free day in Tokyo.
Day 14: End Tokyo
Our Japanese adventure comes to end. Either catch a transfer to the airport or make your own way home. Alternatively, if you’d like a bit more time to explore this energetic city, speak to your sales representative about extending your stay. Clients booked onto the group flights to London, UK, will be transferred to Tokyo Narita Airport in the evening. If you are not travelling on the group flight, it is possible to join a free shuttle service to Narita or Haneda airports. Please contact our operations team for more information or to request this. Please note, the free shared shuttle departure transfer must be requested in advance with Exodus before departure (all requests are subject to availability and must be confirmed before departure). It is not possible to request this service once a trip has commenced.

Viktig Informasjon

The trip destination

10 nights in hotels and three nights in ryokans/minshukus (traditional Japanese guesthouses)
Sightseeing on foot and two short day walks
Group normally 6 to 18, plus leader. Minimum age: 16
Travel by train, bus, metro, ferry and private minibus
Special cherry blossom and autumn colours departures

Food

Three breakfasts and three dinners are included. Japanese cuisine is usually a highlight of any Japan trip. It is based on rice with miso soup and other dishes usually prepared with seasonal ingredients. Seafood is common, and usually comes grilled or deep fried. Sushi and sashimi aside, other staple dishes include soba or udon noodles, sukiyaki (meat, fish and vegetables cooked in broth) and yakiniku (grilled meat). The included dinners are usually taken at traditional guesthouses, which will serve a kaiseki-style dinner, a multi-course meal including a dozen tiny dishes prepared with locally sourced seasonal ingredients. When food is not included, your leader can always recommend the best local eateries and arrange group meals for a full immersion in the varied and excellent local cuisine. Please note, in Japan the availability of certain specialised products for restricted diets (eg gluten-free, vegetarian or vegan) is minimal or non-existent. The group meals arranged by the tour leader will be in traditional eateries where the choices of vegan dishes may be limited to simple salads or boiled rice. However, several vegan restaurants are available in Kyoto and Tokyo. It may be a good idea to bring some foodstuffs with you that you normally consume, or to supplement meals with snacks purchased in the local convenience stores. Please advise us at time of booking you have any specific dietary requirements.

Weather

Japan has four very distinct seasons. We avoid the extremely cold winters and humid summers and settle for the more pleasant climes of spring and autumn. In Tokyo, September and October are warm, maximum temperatures are 26C (79F) and minimum 12C (54F). September is likely to be the warmer of the two and there is a likelihood of rain. April is cooler with temperatures possibly going as low as 7C (45F) with a high of 17C (63F). Kyoto is very similar climatically to Tokyo but the higher up into the mountains we venture, the colder it will become with nights being especially cold, particularly in March and November.

Is this trip for you?

This trip has been rated Activity Level 3 (Moderate).

This is a cultural trip encompassing the varying aspects of Japan, from the serenity and history of Kyoto to the electrifying modernity of Tokyo. You will walk mostly in cities and towns; although not strenuous, the amount of walking each day is considerable and fast-paced (we recommend comfortable walking shoes). A lot of temples and shrines will be visited during the trip, most of which are built on hillsides. This will mean ascending and descending lots of steps, so good fitness levels are essential.

All transport will be by public transport and mainly trains, which are extremely efficient. Therefore, it is essential all group members are punctual to ensure we do not miss any of the services. Some of the distances covered are long, but trains are very comfortable making the journey pleasant. As Japanese trains usually have little room for storing bags, we only carry our daypack/overnight bag for the two nights in Takayama and one night in Yudanaka. A courier service will transfer one piece of baggage per person from Kyoto to Matsumoto and then to Tokyo.

Please note, the order of activities in Kyoto and Tokyo may change depending on the weather conditions and other factors. Your tour leader will provide full details of the schedule during the welcome briefing.

TILGJENGELIGE DATOER	PRIS (1 VOKSEN)	PRIS (1 BARN)	STATUS REISE
tor, 30 mar 2023 / ons, 12 apr 2023	NOK 58 795	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 03 apr 2023 / søn, 16 apr 2023	NOK 58 795	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 10 apr 2023 / søn, 23 apr 2023	NOK 58 795	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 16 apr 2023 / lør, 29 apr 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 07 mai 2023 / lør, 20 mai 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 14 mai 2023 / lør, 27 mai 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 17 sep 2023 / lør, 30 sep 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 24 sep 2023 / lør, 07 okt 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 01 okt 2023 / lør, 14 okt 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 08 okt 2023 / lør, 21 okt 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 15 okt 2023 / lør, 28 okt 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 22 okt 2023 / lør, 04 nov 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 12 nov 2023 / lør, 25 nov 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 10 mar 2024 / lør, 23 mar 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 11 mar 2024 / søn, 24 mar 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
tor, 14 mar 2024 / ons, 27 mar 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 17 mar 2024 / lør, 30 mar 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 18 mar 2024 / søn, 31 mar 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
tor, 21 mar 2024 / ons, 03 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 24 mar 2024 / lør, 06 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 25 mar 2024 / søn, 07 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
tor, 28 mar 2024 / ons, 10 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 01 apr 2024 / søn, 14 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 07 apr 2024 / lør, 20 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 08 apr 2024 / søn, 21 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 14 apr 2024 / lør, 27 apr 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 05 mai 2024 / lør, 18 mai 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 12 mai 2024 / lør, 25 mai 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 15 sep 2024 / lør, 28 sep 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 22 sep 2024 / lør, 05 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 29 sep 2024 / lør, 12 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 06 okt 2024 / lør, 19 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 13 okt 2024 / lør, 26 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 20 okt 2024 / lør, 02 nov 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 03 nov 2024 / lør, 16 nov 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 10 nov 2024 / lør, 23 nov 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel

TILGJENGELIGE DATOER	PRIS (1 VOKSEN)	PRIS (1 BARN)	STATUS REISE
tor, 30 mar 2023 / ons, 12 apr 2023	NOK 58 795	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 03 apr 2023 / søn, 16 apr 2023	NOK 58 795	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 10 apr 2023 / søn, 23 apr 2023	NOK 58 795	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 16 apr 2023 / lør, 29 apr 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 07 mai 2023 / lør, 20 mai 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 14 mai 2023 / lør, 27 mai 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 17 sep 2023 / lør, 30 sep 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 24 sep 2023 / lør, 07 okt 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 01 okt 2023 / lør, 14 okt 2023	NOK 55 195	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 08 okt 2023 / lør, 21 okt 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 15 okt 2023 / lør, 28 okt 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 22 okt 2023 / lør, 04 nov 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 12 nov 2023 / lør, 25 nov 2023	NOK 57 595	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 10 mar 2024 / lør, 23 mar 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 11 mar 2024 / søn, 24 mar 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
tor, 14 mar 2024 / ons, 27 mar 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 17 mar 2024 / lør, 30 mar 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 18 mar 2024 / søn, 31 mar 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
tor, 21 mar 2024 / ons, 03 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 24 mar 2024 / lør, 06 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 25 mar 2024 / søn, 07 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
tor, 28 mar 2024 / ons, 10 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 01 apr 2024 / søn, 14 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 07 apr 2024 / lør, 20 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
man, 08 apr 2024 / søn, 21 apr 2024	NOK 65 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 14 apr 2024 / lør, 27 apr 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 05 mai 2024 / lør, 18 mai 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 12 mai 2024 / lør, 25 mai 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 15 sep 2024 / lør, 28 sep 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 22 sep 2024 / lør, 05 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 29 sep 2024 / lør, 12 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 06 okt 2024 / lør, 19 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 13 okt 2024 / lør, 26 okt 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 20 okt 2024 / lør, 02 nov 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 03 nov 2024 / lør, 16 nov 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel
søn, 10 nov 2024 / lør, 23 nov 2024	NOK 59 995	På forespørsel	På forespørsel

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